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Click "OK" to copy the layout to the print layout editor.

Editing Photo Positions

A photo can be added to the layout by selecting the photo number from one of the spare image

dropboxes showing "None" in the top left corner of the editor window. Alternatively a photo can be

hidden by setting its dropdown list to "None".

The size, position and rotation of the photo can be edited by left clicking on the photo to select it and

then using the mouse or keyboard cursor keys:

Move the photo by moving the mouse to the center of the photo (a hand cursor will be displayed) then

hold down the left mouse button and drag the photo to the new position.

Tip: Hold down the shift key to limit the movement to a horizontal or vertical direction only.

Alternatively use the left, right, up and down cursor keys to move the photo one pixel at a time. Hold

down the shift key and use the cursor keys to move the photo 10 pixels at a time.

Resize the photo by moving the mouse to one of the circular control handles in the corners (the resize

cursor will be displayed) then hold down the left mouse button and drag the corner to resize the photo.

The aspect ratio of the photo will be preserved (i.e. the ratio of the width to the height). Hold down the

shift key if to resize the photo without preserving the aspect ratio (this may result in the photos being

cropped when they are printed).

Rotate the photo by moving the mouse to the circular control handle at the end of the red dashed line

in the center of the photo (the rotate cursor will be displayed) then hold down the left mouse button and

move the mouse to rotate the photo.

Alternatively hold down the ctrl key and use the left and right cursor keys to rotate the photo in 1/2

degree increments. Hold down the ctrl and shift keys and use the cursor left and right keys to rotate

the photo in 15 degree increments.

Photos are printed in the order in which they are defined and so if the second photo's position overlaps

the first photo the second photo will be printed on top of the first photo. You can change the order in

which photos are printed by right clicking on a photo and selecting "Move to back", "Move back",

"Move forward" or "Move to front".

You can also enter the photo position and angle directly by clicking on the "..." button for that photo on

the left side of the editor window and it will display the "Edit Position" dialog:

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